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Storm Moke? I think that's the name? Same possible track.....

This is projected to be the same track or a little more south....

With DeepMind you can use the pointer over the two tracks to see times and wind speeds. This will all change going forward.

https://deepmind.google.com/science/weatherlab

GFS has it on the South side for now...

https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=gfs&region=cpac&pkg=mslp_pcpn&runtime=2024081512&fh=6

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u/BrandonApplesauce — 8 hours ago

Honolulu Considers Fining, Jailing Homeless Over Shopping Carts

When you read the story - it's pretty odd that you have two sides. One side says it's theft and it's not property to take (common sense right?) - and the other side says - I/They need it and should have it.

Shopping carts are not cheap. Perhaps we make it clear that stealing shopping carts will land you in jail (yah right) and the City can start their own homeless cart program 🤣

&gt;"Knight of the Institute for Human Services says the ordinance risks punishing poverty rather than solving the conditions that lead people to rely on shopping carts."< - theft is ok because they need it. Stealing food at the store is ok because they are hungry. - No you seek help and food at a shelter. No you cant just steal other people's property because it makes your life easier. That is not one of the "rights".

&gt;Violators could be fined up to $2,000 or jailed for up to a month if found with shopping carts under this proposal.<

https://www.civilbeat.org/2026/08/honolulu-considers-fining-jailing-homeless-over-shopping-carts/

u/BrandonApplesauce — 1 day ago

HECO gives updates on power outages across Hawaii

&gt;HONOLULU (KHON2) — Massive power outages impacting hundreds of thousands of Hawaii residents continue Monday morning as Hawaiian Electric crews work across Hawaii Island, Maui County, and Oahu to turn the lights back on. The amount of damage from the storm has made it difficult for HECO to estimate when the power could return.<

https://www.khon2.com/wake-up-2day/heco-gives-updates-on-power-outages-across-hawaii/

u/BrandonApplesauce — 2 days ago

Hiker rescued on Kaaawa trail in Lala’s wake 🤷‍♂️🤡

WTF are you doing hiking? All these people had to go save your dumb ***... send a bill.

&gt;A woman in her 30s was rescued Sunday night after suffering a leg injury while hiking the Makaua Hidden Garden Trail in Kaaawa, according to the Honolulu Fire Department.

HFD received a 911 call at 7:24 p.m. and responded with eight units staffed by 22 personnel. The first rescue unit arrived at 7:38 p.m. and hiked up the trail to reach the woman.<

https://www.staradvertiser.com/2026/08/17/breaking-news/hiker-rescued-on-kaaawa-trail-in-lalas-wake/

u/BrandonApplesauce — 2 days ago

Out of Water! Hawaii Kai and others areas to Town?

Hawaii Kai areas out of water since early this morning and Board of Water Supply said its Hawaii Kai to Town - waiting for HECO to get power to reservoir pumps. I know friends who have water - from the tanks still I guess.

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u/BrandonApplesauce — 2 days ago
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Lala's Wrath: Homes Swept Away, Some Power Outages May Last Months

I am going to say it FIRST!! Will THE STATE utilize and use any of the funds in “THE RAINY DAY FUND?”

It IS a public state asset owned by the State of Hawaii. It is managed collectively by the state government, with deposits and withdrawals regulated by the Hawaii Legislature and the Governor.

Lala is a “declared” emergency 🚨‼️ USE THE FUNDS.

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u/Consistent_Return871 — 2 days ago

Current Radar

Hawaii Kai getting hammered. 30-40k without power on east side. Glad I boarded up the one cracked window I had on the east side of the house.

Time to turn on the generator and make some coffee. Need to plug in fridge and freezers. This might be awhile.

weather.hawaii.edu/radar/lvl2anim.cgi?radar=state-composite&base=NCR&banner=uhmet

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u/BrandonApplesauce — 3 days ago

Lala’s Wrath: Homes Swept Away, Some Power Outages May Last Months - HECO

&gt;Hawaiʻi Power Outages And Maps

Downed transmission lines – the high voltage lines that carry power from the power plant to the substation where it is connected to neighborhood power lines – have plunged thousands of people across the state into darkness, according to HECO. Sixteen transmission lines are out on Hawaiʻi island, the bulk of the island’s major lines. Nine are out on Oʻahu. This is the primary cause of power outages across the two islands, according to Jim Kelly, HECO’s vice president of government and community relations and corporate communications.<

https://www.civilbeat.org/2026/08/lalas-wrath-homes-swept-away-some-power-outages-may-last-months/

u/BrandonApplesauce — 3 days ago
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I smell lawsuit

History made: Two Hawaii legislative primary races end in ties. Here’s how the winners will now be chosen. How? By a dam drawing of name. 👨‍⚖️👩‍⚖️‼️

Recount Results

u/Consistent_Return871 — 4 days ago

SCOTUS Asked to Discipline Three Hawaii Supreme Court Justices

Good to hear!

&gt;AFPI Asks SCOTUS to Consider Discipline of Three Hawaii Justices Over ‘White Sight’ Opinion

WASHINGTON, D.C.—The America First Policy Institute (AFPI) today filed a letter with the clerk of the U.S. Supreme Court asking the Court to consider disciplinary proceedings under Supreme Court Rule 8 against three justices of the Hawaii Supreme Court, each believed to be a member of the Supreme Court’s Bar.

The letter concerns Granillo v. State, a 91-page opinion issued July 15, authored by Justice Todd W. Eddins and joined by Chief Justice Vladimir P. Devens and Justice Sabrina S. McKenna. The case set a new Hawaii standard for postconviction relief when forensic evidence presented at trial is later shown to be false. AFPI’s letter takes no issue with that state-law holding. It concerns the roughly eight pages that follow it—pages the letter describes as “a sweeping attack on the integrity of the United States Supreme Court and its justices” across abortion, voting rights, campaign finance, partisan gerrymandering, presidential immunity, religious liberty, firearms regulation, administrative law, agency removal, federal spending programs, and birthright citizenship—none of it related to the case before the Hawaii court.<

https://www.hawaiifreepress.com/Articles-Main/ID/49584/SCOTUS-Asked-to-Discipline-Three-Hawaii-Supreme-Court-Justices

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u/BrandonApplesauce — 4 days ago

Whiteboy moving to Hawaii😂

I’m moving to Hawaii for work and I am pale as pale can get, and do not tan. People keep telling me stories😭 and tell me to prepare for the worst. What am I in store for?

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u/Educational-Share291 — 6 days ago